Leipuryn (/'laɪ̯purin/)
bakes images for Raspberry Pis.
If you have to ask, you probably aren't one of the two people who cares about this project.
Leipuryn consists of two parts:
leipuryn.go
, which downloads and unzips the latest lite raspbian image, andraparperyn.sh
, which mounts the image, makes the desired modifications to it, and then creates a new ISO to be uploaded.
Yes, I realize that leipuryn
could be replaced with a few lines of bash. That wasn't the point here.
Leipuryn really isn't designed to be run manually. It is designed to be triggered and run as part of an automated process, whenever changes are pushed to the (private) ryngredients
repo. Because it mounts a linux image as part of the image build process, it wants to be run on a linux system; since neither of the two people who care about this project develop on linux boxes, it's currently designed to be run with Github Actions.
If you really wanted to run it manually, you could:
go build
./leipuryn
./raparperyn.sh
but, unless you have a repository full of ryngredients that contain organized files you would like yeeted into a Raspbian image, it will probably do nothing and/or break.
I absolutely can not and will not.